February 1916

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Retreat of the Turks after Erzeroum
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The following events occurred in February 1916:

February 1, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

February 2, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

February 3, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

The Centre Block of Parliament Hill ablaze in Ottawa, 1916

February 4, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

February 5, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

February 6, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

February 7, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

soldier standing in front of a large gun
The Russians soldiers in front of captured Turkish guns during the Erzurum Offensive.

February 8, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

February 9, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

February 10, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

February 11, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

Detail of natural cavities and architectural carving into the soft tuff at Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico.

February 12, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

February 13, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

February 14, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

February 15, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

February 16, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

February 17, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

February 18, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

February 19, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

February 20, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

February 21, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

Fort Douaumont before the Germans assaulted it at the start of the Battle of Verdun
  • Battle of Verdun – The Imperial German Army launched one of the biggest offenses of World War I, mobilizing 1.25 million soldiers in 50 divisions to assault and break the French line at Verdun, France, which was being defended by 1.14 million French soldiers. The fearsome army and aerial assault involved using storm troopers for the first time, slinging hand grenades or using flamethrowers to destroy French defenses as opposed to firing their rifles.[83]
  • Italian hospital ship HS Marechiaro was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine SM UC-12 near the Albanian port of Durrës, killing 33 people.[84]
  • To support the morale of French troops defending against the German offensive at Verdun, French fighter pilot Jean Navarre began daily aerobatic flights over the front line in a Nieuport fighter with its fuselage painted in French red, white, and blue.[85]
  • The 59th Australian Battalion was established as part of the expansion of the First Australian Imperial Force.[86]
  • Died: Richard Murphy, American mariner, his boat command exploits were well chronicled in The Fisherman's Own Book (b. 1838)

February 22, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

February 23, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

February 24, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

February 25, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

February 26, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

Fort Douaumont after fighting ended during the Battle of Verdun

February 27, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

February 28, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

Henry James

February 29, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

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